Data governance refers to the rules and processes for managing data properly and securely. For example, in healthcare, it ensures patient data follows HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) privacy requirements.
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A data breach is when someone gets access to private information without permission. For example, hackers might break in...
Data encryption is a way to scramble information so that only authorized people can read it. For example, encrypting pat...
Data anonymization means removing personal details from data so individuals cannot be identified. For example, replacing...
A data governance framework sets rules for how data is collected, stored, accessed, and used, following laws like HIPAA...
Data governance frameworks are rules and processes that ensure data is properly managed and protected. For example, in h...
Data backup and recovery means making copies of important information and storing it safely, so you can get it back if s...
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